Another quickie entry today, as I've spent all afternoon getting ready to host my friend Boothe's bachelor party tonight. Such is the chief responsibility of the best man, other than that whole "don't lose the rings" thing. This should be a pretty tame party by most standards, a steak-dinner-and-beer (and cards and video games) affair. Nevertheless, here's Dickie Noles, who was one of the lousiest and most short-lived members of the disastrous 1988 Orioles (0-2, 24.30 ERA in 3 and 1/3 innings) and has with a name that just sounds dirty.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Dickie Noles, 1991 Crown/Coca-Cola All-Time Orioles #333
Another quickie entry today, as I've spent all afternoon getting ready to host my friend Boothe's bachelor party tonight. Such is the chief responsibility of the best man, other than that whole "don't lose the rings" thing. This should be a pretty tame party by most standards, a steak-dinner-and-beer (and cards and video games) affair. Nevertheless, here's Dickie Noles, who was one of the lousiest and most short-lived members of the disastrous 1988 Orioles (0-2, 24.30 ERA in 3 and 1/3 innings) and has with a name that just sounds dirty.
LOL, sorry, but his name sounds like something there should be a shot for...
ReplyDeleteDickie Noles was (is) the man. If only for brushing back George Brett in the 1980 World Series.
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